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Anahat Singh clinches U-15 British Junior Open title

Indian squash prodigy Anahat Singh clinched the girls under 15 squash title at the most prestigious British Junior open tournament on Sunday in Birmingham.

ANI Jan 08, 2023 22:08 IST googleads

Anahat Singh clinches U-15 British Junior Open title.

Birmingham [UK], January 8 (ANI): Indian squash prodigy Anahat Singh clinched the girls under 15 squash title at the most prestigious British Junior open tournament on Sunday in Birmingham.
The 14-year-old defeated Sohaila Hazem of Egypt, 3-1 in the final.
The British Junior Open is held in January every year in the UK where all the best players from all over the world compete to win the coveted title. This year it was held after a Covid-induced gap of two years, from January 4 to 8.
In the quarter-finals, Anahat defeated Harleen Tan of Malaysia 3-0.
In the semifinal, she beat Malak Samir of Egypt 3-0.
In the final, despite the first set being closely contested, the Indian took the lead and won it 11-8.
However, the Egyptian brought the contest on level terms after winning the second set 11-8.
In the third set, Anahat's resolve was put to the test. However, the youngster showed excellent poise to overcome a 6-1 deficit and win the set 11-7.
The Indian easily won the following set, 11-5, to capture her second British Junior Open championship.
Anahat defeated Malak Samir, another Egyptian, in the semi-final with ease, winning 11-5, 11-4, and 11-2 in just 18 minutes.
Earlier, Anahat won the girls under 11 title in 2019 and became runners-up in 2020 in the girls under 13 categories.
After winning the British Junior Open Anahat will now prepare for the Asian Junior team championships to be held in Chennai in February 2023. (ANI)

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